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Railway Board Level Chief Administrative Offficer Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways - New Lines, Doubling and Gauge Conversion Appendix 1 (Ref Para 1.2) ORGANISATION CHART OF CIVIL ENGINEERING DIRECTORATE MEMBER ENGINEERING Railway Board Level Additional Member (Civil) Additional Member (Works) ED (Works) ED (Project Monitoring) ED (Works Planning) Director (Works I) JD (Works) Director (Works II) Director (Works Planning) EDCE (General) EDCE (Planning) EDTK (Procurement) EDTK (Monitoring) EDTK (Machine) DCE (General) DCE (Planning) DTK (Procurement) DTK (Monitoring) DTK (Machine) Chief Administrative offficer Zonal Railway Level Chief Engineer Chief Electrical Engineer FA & CAO CSTE COS ED - Executive Director, JD –Joint Director, EDCE – Executive Director Civil Engineering, DCE – Director Civil Engineering, EDTK – Executive Director Track , DTK – Director Track, FA&CAO – Financial Advisor and Chief Accounts Officer, CSTE – Chief Signal and Telecom Engineer, COS – Controller of Stores Report No. 48 of 2015 Page 96 Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion APPENDIX – II (REF. TO PARA – 1.4) High Priority Projects Projects Projects Projects Projects Projects identified for Last mile Projects on cost sharing Project falling in Total Projects with without without without frozen/ detailed review projects basis with the State more than one project maximum milestone revised revised abandon Govt. or other agencies categories selected time s cost commissio ed or (other than PPP repetition overrun estimate ning dropped projects) counted and cost schedule once) overrun Zonal Railways CR 1) Wardha 1) Belapur 1) NIL Ahmednaga NIL NIL 1)Panvel- 1) Ahmednagar Beed- 1. Belapur- Seawood 6 (Sevagram)- –Seawood- Belapur – r-Beed- Pen (DL) Parli-Vaijnath (NL) uran (TOR/COR, Nagpur-3rd Uran Seawood- Parli- 2) Pen – 2) Wardha-Nanded (NL) WMS & Cost Line 78.3 km Electrified Uran Vaijnath Roha (DL) 3) Belapur –Seawood- Sharing or other than (DL) Double Electrifie (NL) Uran Electrified DL PPP) Line(MTP) d Double (MTP) (NL) 2. Ahmednagr - (NL) Line(MT Beedparli (WRCS & P) (NL) Cost sharing or other than PPP) 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 3 2 ER 1. Rampurhat- Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1) Nabadwipdham-Patuli Nil 1) Bardhaman-Katwa 1. Bardhman-Katwa 11 Muraroi MM (DL) (GC) (DR,CS or other than (28.48 km) - PPP) 3rd line 2. Tinpahar- Sahibganj (HP, DR) 2. Tinpahar- 2) Tinpahar- Sahibganj 2) Dumka-Rampurhat Sahibganj (DL) (NL)(phase-II of project (DL) (37.82 Rampurhat-Mandarhill via km as Phase I Dumka) of DL of Tinpahar- Bhagalpur) 3. Sahibganj- 3) Bardhaman-Katwa (GC) 3)Deoghar-Dumka (NL) Pirpainti (DL) with New (MM) for Katwa- (10.45 km) Bazarsau (DL), Katwa [Dainhat]-Manteswar Negum-Mangalkot, Manteswar-Memari-(NL) ǤͶͺʹͲͳͷͻ͹ Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion APPENDIX – II (REF. TO PARA – 1.4) Zonal High Projects Projects Projects Projects Projects Projects identified Last mile Projects on cost sharing Project falling in Total Railw Priority with without without without frozen/ for detailed review projects basis with the State more than one project ays Projects maximum milestones revised cost revised abandoned Govt. or other agencies categories selected time estimate commissi or dropped (other than PPP (repetitio overrun oning projects) n counted and cost schedule once) overrun 4. Pirpainti- 4) Hansdiah-Godda (NL) Bhagalpur (59.06 km) 5. Sainthia- Tarapith 3rd line (DL) 6. Tarapith- Rampurhat (DL) 6 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 4 ECR 1) Hajipur- Nil Nil Nil 1) Nil 1) Koderma – Ranchi, Nil 1) Koderma- Ranchi (NL) 1. Koderma-Ranchi Ramdaualu Jayanaga (NL) (DR, CS other than Nagar (DL) r – PPP) Darbhang a- Narkatia Gunj (GC) 2) Garhwa 2) Sakri-Nirmali - 2) Koderma- Giridih(NL) Road-Ramna Jhanjharpur-Laukaha (DL) Bazar - Saharsa – Forbesganj,(GC) 3) Rail Bridge across River Ganga at Patna (NL) 4) Rail Bridge across River Ganga at Munger (NL) 5) Koderma- Tilaiya (NL) ǤͶͺʹͲͳͷͻͺ Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion APPENDIX – II (REF. TO PARA – 1.4) 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 5 1 High Projects Projects Projects Projects Projects frozen/ Projects Last Projects on cost sharing Project falling in Total Priority with without without without abandoned or identified mile basis with the State Govt. more than one project Projects maximum milestones revised cost revised dropped for detailed projects or other agencies (other categories selected time estimate commissioning review than PPP projects) (repetition overrun schedule counted and cost once) overrun Zonal Railways ECoR 1) Nil 1) Khurda Nil Nil Nil 1) Talcher- Nil Nil 5 Jharsuguda- Road – Bimlagarh Rengali Bolangir, (NL) (DL) (NL) 2) Khurda- Barang-3rd line (RVNL) 3) Rajatgarh- Barang (DL) (RVNL) 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 NR 1) Utretia- 1) Nangal 1) Nangal 1) Udham 1) Nangal Dam Nil 1) Rewari- Nil 1) Nangal Dam – Talwara 1. Nangal Dam- 10 Zafrabad Dam – Dam – Pur- – Talwara. Jhajjar- (NL) Talwara (DL) Talwara. Talwara. Srinagar- (NL) Rohtak (NL) (TOR/COR,WMS,WR (NL) (NL) Baramulla CS,Cost sharing/other Rail Link. than PPP) (NL) 2.Udhampur-srinagar- baramula rail link (TOR/COR,WMS,WR CE) ǤͶͺʹͲͳͷͻͻ Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion APPENDIX – II (REF. TO PARA – 1.4) High Projects Projects Projects Projects Projects frozen/ Projects Projects on cost sharing Project falling in Total Priority with without without without abandoned or identified basis with the State Govt. more than one project Projects maximum milestones revised cost revised dropped for detailed or other agencies (other categories selected time estimate commissioning review than PPP projects) (repetition overrun schedule counted and cost once) overrun Zonal Railways Zonal Railways 2) Udham 2) Udham 2) NDLS- 2) Rewari – Rohtak (NL) Pur- Pur- Tilak Bridge Srinagar- Srinagar- – 5th & Baramull Baramulla 6th line (DL) a Rail Rail Link. 3) Jind – Sonepat (NL) Link. (NL) (NL) 4) Chandigarh – Baddi (NL) 5) Deoband – Roorkee (NL) 6) Bhanupalli – Bilaspur (NL) 7) Rohtak – Meham - Hansi (NL) 1 2 2 1 1 0 2 0 7 2 ǤͶͺʹͲͳͷͳͲͲ Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion APPENDIX – II (REF. TO PARA – 1.4) High Projects Projects Projects Projects Projects Projects Projects on cost sharing Project falling in Total Priority with without without without revised frozen/ identified basis with the State Govt. more than one project Projects maximum milestones revised cost commissioning abandoned or for detailed or other agencies (other categories selected time estimate schedule dropped review than PPP projects) (repetition overrun counted and cost once) overrun Zonal Railways Zonal Railways NCR Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1) Agra- 1) Nil Nil 3 Etawah (NL) Bhind- Etawah (Part of Guna- Etawah via Shivpur i) (NL) 2) Dholpur- Sirmutra(GC ) with extension upto Gangapur City. 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 NER Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1) Nil Nil 2 Maharajgang -Masarakh- Rewa Ghat (NL) 2) Aunrihar- Jaunpur (GC) 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 ǤͶͺʹͲͳͷͳͲͳ Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion APPENDIX – II (REF. TO PARA – 1.4) High Projects Projects Projects Projects Projects frozen/ Projects Last Projects on cost sharing Project falling in Total Priority with without without without abandoned or identified mile basis with the State Govt. more than one project Projects maximum milestones revised cost revised dropped for detailed projects or other agencies (other categories selected time estimate commissioning review than PPP projects) (repetition overrun schedule counted and cost once) overrun Zonal Railways NFR 1) 1) Katihar- Nil 1) Bogibeel Nil Nil 1) New 1) Nil 1. Lumding- 5 Lumding- Jogbani Bridge with Mainaguri- Lumding Silchar(HP,LM) Silchar (GC) link Jogighopa - Silchar 2. Rangia- (GC) Lines(NL) (NL) (GC) Murkongselek (DR, 2) Rangia- 2) LM) Murkongsele Rangia- k (GC) Murkon gselek (GC). 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 2 NWR Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1) Jaipur- Nil 1) Ratlam-Dungarpur via 4 Ringus- Banswara (NL) Churu & Sikar-Loharu (GC) 2) Suratpura- 2) Thaiyat Hamira-Sanu Hanumangar (NL) h- Sriganganag ar section(GC) 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 ǤͶͺʹͲͳͷͳͲʹ Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion APPENDIX – II (REF. TO PARA – 1.4) High Projects Projects Projects Projects Projects frozen/ Projects Last Projects on cost sharing Project falling in Total Priority with without without without abandoned or identified mile basis with the State Govt. more than one project Projects maximum milestones revised cost revised dropped for detailed projects or other agencies (other categories selected time estimate commissioning review than PPP projects) (repetition overrun schedule counted and cost once) overrun Zonal Railways SR 1) Nil Nil Nil Nil 1) Erode-Palani 1) Nil 1) Cuddalore-Salem via 9 Thanjavur- (NL) Tindivanam- Vridhdhachalam (GC) with Ponmalai Nagari (NL) a (NL) between Chinna (DL)with Salem and Kallakuruchi bypass line before Ponmalai 2) 2) 2) Attipattu-Puttur (NL) Kankanadi- Tindivanam- Panambur Tiruvannama Patch (DL) lai (NL) 3) Angamali- Sabarimala (NL) 4) Quilon- Tirunelveli- Tiruchendur (GC) , Tenkasi- Virudhunaga r (GC) 2 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 2 ǤͶͺʹͲͳͷͳͲ͵ Status of Ongoing Projects in Indian Railways – New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion APPENDIX – II (REF. TO PARA – 1.4) High Projects Projects Projects Projects Projects frozen/ Projects Last Projects on cost sharing Project falling in Total Priority with without without without abandoned or identified mile basis with the State Govt. more than one project Projects maximum milestones revised cost revised dropped for detailed projects or other agencies (other categories selected time estimate commissionin review than PPP projects) (repetition overrun g schedule counted and cost once) overrun Zonal Railways SCR 1) Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1) Bidar - 1) 1) Bidar - Gulbarga 1. Bidar-Gulbarga 7 Vijayawada Gulbarga Peddapal (DR, LM,CS other – Kazipet li- than PPP) 3rd Line Karimna 2.
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